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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18
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S@winbfu9t bat nuf benz ilu9ft in
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uOrsei@lasen.
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(S4marptertbier) beruorserufen wurbe,
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fen baben. bur9 bic i4wa9fe AniItns
I6iung get6btet wirb. BUN ftebe felt,
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baber has AniIin obne Be6enfeu geeen
ben S9mtnbIu9tss Bacillus perwenben.
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game 8Iutfpifem iomie fdmmtIi9e pom
6euleIbeu sendbrteu 9ewebe bur@s
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bann m69Ii6, ueuE man bic game
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&ranteu elmer aniIinuersiftuns ausiete
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Rrantbett beretts etnen bebeutenben
GbeiI Der 2nnssn aerf6rt bdtte, fet nod
&ettuns mDeIi9, bsun mad F6btuu9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18
Su@tbaMSs 0reueI IN SRos
SnOtan0.

Ra9 eenouer t1nterlu9uu9 bat bas
gomite bes Gbaeorbnetenbauies Don
Snbtana tIra Dor 8erta9un9 Der borti'
gen Staatsgeietaebuns einen Beri6t
hber be 8ulidnte hes 5u S,~ifsrfonpiIe
beiubIi9sn 3u6tbaufss fir Shb'Sn:
biana eritattet. Na9 bieiem Seri9te
1nb teionbers foIeenhe @reueI bur9
u%numfSBIi9 8 2suQniB erwiefen:
SIM SIbre 1915 wuIhe elm Strdfina
Ramens @Obbatb 10 9eBi9tist, bab er
bnran fforb. Seine 2ei9e wurbe unter
BITE 3efeIfeuer sei6Oben unb Derbronnt.
8wei Der on bisien S4anbtbaten bethel
Iisten @ddter finD nod i'm Hmt.
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O'Jtsiu frant, unb neil CT feline Nrbeit
ni9t perridten eonnte, fpsrrte I q i'm
obne 8Orwifen bes @efdn9niBaratss In
ben Rdfs unb f9IOB babel feline 6dnbe
mebrere Gage am Glitter feft. Ra@
fetner GreiIofurs stns CT au benz Gr3te,
Or. S6erreb, uno Bot inffdnbisff, ni3t
mebr In ben Rdfs 9efperrt ;u werben,
unb bag a ibni anSere N1beit eeben
m6se. Or. Sberrob bewiniate bies.
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bers. O'Jteiu unrte in ben Rdfig Su'
ridsebra9t, NIT San6i9eaen usrfebeu
un6 auein seIaHen. I'm anbsren Ror'
gen fonb mo- ibn Cob. Oie Eobesur:
fade wurbe bamaIs pertuI9t.
lin bieieIbe Belt uurbe Der @trdHinq
Wunse wsesn zines Ber9ehens pon ben
Spetten Dir,f,or Sobn Craig, tiuen1
fraftrOuen Wanne, auf ben bloBer
&ldeu aef9Iasea, wdbrenb er auf 9dn'
ben uu6 Rnieen log. Or erbieIt ibe,
fanfaig 9tebe uub itarb on ben SoI9er
biefer Strafe unter flr@terIi@eu Qua.
len. Ste seu55nIidfte Steafe tf bas
@infperren i'm 3dRs , elmer buufIsu
f6mubisen Ssue pou @ewdrm uns I'm
ae5iefer, bic so GuB Don Der ud9ffer
9eijung e~ntfernt lie9t. 5ter wsrben bi,
Wduner mdbrenb 6ss Cages In 6anb
feitIn 9eIeet unb mifen Bel balben Sra
iinnen ppn Maisbro6 uub @oiIer aus
boIteu. Sa Der Ra5t f@Iafen fe obn
SettSeug pber &oG auf benz Ststnbo
ben, Ober auf SoI3. bas mon timer
brtn9t. gs LIT betannt, baB StrdHing
IN biefer 9elIe ibre SlBe erfroreu.
Cine onbere StraFe if gin[perren In
-Graap.6 oufeA unb einise 2eute fin
bort wirtli9 bstnabe perridt seworbeu
@berIes Dauis wurbe bort einuaaI fed,
RoHate lang Sefamsen sebaIten nm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18

@isenibhmer fe mad 3obIuua Der Roiien
Un6 QOhne turiderbaIten f5uufen. Die
@ds9ertnuen ertLdren, haB bieier StreiE
mod gar ni@ts i'm 8eraIei6 Al benz
nd9ffen fei. Bon ben &Er1enaemetuben
Der 6arbtsen 1T bies B~erIabren sutses
betBeu worben.
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tOmuit CT INNER cine 6rnu, mon@maI
fo9ar mebr aIs cine. go w~eniaffeus
Sebt eS benz TN Rriese bIinb aef9ofenen
6arbiaeu WiItens Scott, meI4er bis
gum Iesten 5erbff ein bef9nnIi9es unb
ueibdItuiBmdBig unestribtes OoIein TN
S~OIbatenbeim 3u 9aptOn fhbrte, bann
ober bas rueIhf 5attc, iidfdnbise 9ens
tou i'm Betroee pon $1,000 onsbe3abIt
3u erbaItem. On btele $4,000 unb feline
fortIoufenbe Monatspenfion pom $50 uers
Iiebte f9 cine ffdmmiec Dame IN Mhrion
IN Wi9isou, wobin er ibergefe6eIt nor,
unb fe nabm i'm unter i6re !StiecI unb
beiratbete IGN. GusenfGetnIi9 5otte CT
%per9efen, bag er in Dautou cine 6rau
babe, htefe aber bate es uidt uergefen,
uub erf9ien Sisfer Gage in Abrinn, uul
i5ren un9etreuen Maun, ba er ieSt @eIh
bat, 3nridBuboIen. AIs CT Mot woute,
brobte fie i5m NIT elmer RIaee weser
Bisamie, fanb eber bauon ab, aIs er ibl
$400 CAB, wOflr fe perfpre&en muBte,
nod Dayton suridSureifea, unb etuI
gbd9eibuug ~ erIansen. Sebeufaus
lit fe cine febr genisiGme 6rau.
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Wontana bat bic Sn6ianer 8 gommiffiOr
jest etuen 8ertras Bebufs Abtretuns e.
mes EbeiIs tbrer &eieruotion ab9cI9Iof
fen. 9ie @erban6luugen wurben an
o. unh 10. 6ebruor tn Der BIa6foot'
Agentur gefibrt, Geitens Der Snbtnne-
non benz 6dnptIing &nIbsfcpf, Ter mi
groBer Berebtfomteit TO pteI, oIs n6s
lid, fur BITE Abtretuns bes 2aubes Per
aus Al betommeu fu9te. Or mo9t
barauf aufmertiam, baB rad benz Ser
TRACE pom 1855 faf bas san3e ffbIi@
Rontana su tbrer &eferuation eeb6rt
baB Der gonsreB aber eisenmd@tt9 bei
Weihouri 5ur fibIi6en @ren3e gema@
unb fe fur bas ibnen 70 ~ab9enomrnen
2nnb nte eutf9dbiat babe. Wan eintet
nd f@ItsBIt@ babtn, baB bic cue &efer
patton foIsen6e @ren3ei bubm fOue
pon Der Mlnbuns bss Gut: Sauts Gree
In ben Rartas 8 SIuB 3wanSts WeiIe
serabe n6rbIi4 BIS Bur enna6if@e
9rsu3e. Damn weifIi9 sis gum @tpfs
bes 6aupt3uses bss @odlsp. @ebirses
buuu flbIt9 BITE oIte &eferuatiOnsareua
sntIans BIS gu etueu 9untte weftIit
pom Der Sueae bes Hor6arus 6es Bird
!, greet; banu 6ffIi9 ben Ror6orm be
Bir9sgreet e%ntIans Bis gum Str5.@,es
IeIbit unb btefen un6 ben WartassS Iu
entIans Bis gum Nussunsapuntt. SD
has pon ben Snbtaneru obsetretene Gan
lou bic &esiernus 81, SOC, 900 tn 3sb
S%ahresraten 5abIeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18
-Gtne nidt aIItdaIide RunI
IspesiaIbsridt bss ,eerIiuer SassbIattss..

-Gtne Mot aIItdgIt@e Runbs
i9aft erbieIt tiraIt9 ein 0otar tn Ess
ulesuar tn l1usoru. Sn Der Ran3Iei
befeIbeu erf&ieuen apet rumduii9e
3anbIeute aus elmer bena9barten Orts
f9aft, tn bereu BegIeituns f3 cine
bhbf@e iuuse Bdue,tu befaub, bic 9ate
tin zines Der Bauern. Ser @ruuo,
wesbaIb BITE tIsine 9efelf5aft in Der
Rotartats : SansIei .ri9isn, war Ger,
boB bic 5rau pom ibrsm @otten ON ieis
men Greunb pertauft worben mar, Der
aud bereits cine uambafte A~nbabInng
auf fe eesebeu bate. sic warerl Que
brei stnserffanben unb beanipru9ten
nt&ts uiebr unb ni1ts weniger, aIs hoB
Der ROtar einen reaeIre@ten Raufpertrae
ausfertiseu fol:e. Ser Rotar bate
sroBe Dtibe, Der @efeui9aft besreiFi9
Su MAIDEN, baB berlei ni1t Al ben ers
Iaubteu 9anbsIssei9dften eeb6re.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18

uult IVnt Hnh WSHI NV Cd th ROSuSna
freissffeIt, fi9 Elm 100000 etIen. Et6et
1u taufsu. DaFeIbe bere9tist aud gu
$50 9funb 6retsepdd. Die 5OOsWets
IeusGidets toffen 3 Gents pro WetIe.
- Dor einiseu Easen mar BITE Srau
beB BootBuannes Witto6 tn ber gdbe
pom 8art,5ias@ Chapel, Soma, bamit
bei4dftiet, im Sofraume MdI6e auftus
bdnsen. Sn Der an bic Slide srensens
ben Stube lag tbr Rletnifes obne Auf'
fi9t tn Der Wiese. Wdhrenb ibrer Ab'
weielbeit III bate fi9 bic Sase hbsr
has 6inb bersema9t. Oas Sdretsu
beGeIben bate bic Mutter ni9t eber &c,
bort, aIs bts fe 3urid ms 6aus fam.
gu ibrem Sammer sewabrte fe nun.
bag bic &aSe @ef9t unb Sbren bes
SIetueu f@redIi@ 3erfeif@t bate, fr
baB BITE &ettuns bes Rtnbes aweifeI'
Daft TT.
- Dag nt9t nur an tIetnen Orter
Dcuti@Ianb's unb Der S@wei3 3uweiIeu
Snbipibuen, bic Der YoIt3ei unbequen
iinb, mod Amerita besnabtst wcrben,
fonbern bag etn FOLDER t1nfus fosar IN
sroBen Stdbtsn gueIanb's berrI9t, Be.
weift etu Brief, ben eth ameritanii9 DE,
3aufu1aun aus 2iuerpooI tdrsIt9 ON bit
Reu PORTER Beb6rbsn sefdrteben bnt.
Or Ieste benz Briefe ben YoItteiberiGi
elmer &tuerpooIer Seituus BET. Oisfeu
sufoIse mar eth berii@tiser Dieb babel
abaefaBt worbeu, wie &c elmer Dame biz
Eaf&en ausIeerte. Bel Der eeri@tIi9er
BerbanbIuus ffeute es ft@ beraus, bae
berfeIbe Dieb wenise Wo9en porber Dol
@eri@t seftanbeu bate unb auf baa
8eripre@en btn, er werbe bas 2anb uer.
Iafen unb f9 nod Rcu 0Ort eiuf@iFen,
tn Greibett seiest worben mar.
CINE Srnn In Canton, Wto., wout.
bur4aus etue GENTLE Sorte S1u5.
traseu, aber TIRE 6iBe wartu baftr 80
sroB. aaetn Dies belt fe ni9t ab,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
New Metropolitan Theater.

Dan Sully's comedy company drew
good house last night, the gallery especially
being well filled. The play, Daddy
Nolan" in the first act is an odd mixture
of stirring pathos and birthday merry
making; in the second act it is the most
absurd and unreal of scenes. supposed to
occur in an Irishman's household,
where a mischievous boy is the source
OF all trouble and mirth The last
act smacks Of yellow-covered literature
inspiration strongly, aud yet is not alto
gether improbable in its scenes, if there is
excepted the effort to arrest for debt in
New York, where no attempt was being
made by the debtor to leave the State. Mr..
Sully presents Irish eccentricity wit art
and hopefulness in new phases, and much
above the common, and brings the auditor
into close sympathy with the character he
assumes. The second act excited the risi-
6ilitles OF the audience to the utmost, and
laughter was at times uproarious.
Mr.. Sully is low comedian
of good order and much originality. As
to his support he was happy in choosing
Mat Arnold, an eccentric character actor
every whit the peer of Sully; and equally
as fortunate in securing Master Malney for
the juvenile part" the mischevious boy"
of the play. In nearly all its features,
the play depends upon Sully and these
two, and they are certainly equal to the
task of amusing an audience. The play was
well mounted. In the last act the Brook
lyn-bridge scene at night was novel and
very effective, and as piece of stage mech
anism, among the best of stage effects of
the day. Tonight Mr.. Sully and his COM
pany appear in grotesque comedy an
nounced as the most laughabIe of the age
entitled The Corner Grocery If man
ifestations of satisfaction are TO be taken as
a guide, the demonstrativeness of last
nights audience indicates such report of
Sully's company to-day as will pack the
house tonight.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
Nothing DRESSER.

Patent Leather Shoes are more in vogue
than for seventeen years. Shoe journals say
1870 was patent leather year.
Patent leather is strictly fashionable
leather. One reason why it has not fallen into
common as a staple, is that it is not over
durable Moisture hurts it. For this and other
reasons only persons with dry feet should wear
it. With this exception, and particularly in a
dry climate like ours there is no reason why it
should not last as long as any leather.
For ladies' carriage, reception and general
dress wear, nothing is more elegant. Our
latest arrivals in this line are two styles at 81
and S. SO. The first has patent leather
front, or vamp," as the Trade calls it, the
heel and upper parts Of finest French kid the
latter has the whole lower part of patent leather,
with no seams. Opera toe and medium heel
Both are faultlessly cut and finished, and as
specimens of the shoemaker's art would be hard
to beat.
Mems Patent Leather Shoes, S. and $40.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
Police Court.

Business was brisk in Judge Buckley's
Court yesterday, there being twenty cases
on the calendar, the accumulations since
Saturday. All Kings assault to murder
matter was further continued until this
morning, as were also the cases of w. Nc
Cormack, disturbing the peace; Quong
Hopp, battery, and LATE Tornlin. battery.
......Dennis Reilly, who got drunk two
days in succession, forfeited two deposits.
ANDY Brown and Ed. WEIGH, arrested
tor having been drunk, were discharged.
flames Gilman and II. Price were tried
for disturbing the peace of B. Ford and
discharged. kairini and J. Cerri, ac-
cused of grand larceny, in taking ST. from
drunk, were examined, and, the evidence
being insufficient, the City Attorneys mo-
ton for dismissal was granted. 80. Katie
Leonard. Mary Brown and Mary Wilson
were convicted of disturbing the peace.
The first two were fined s. each and the
third will receive sentence to-day.E. C.
Mumford's case of misdemeanor, In dis
charging firearms, was stricken from the
calendar. All Hi and All Jim, for refus-
ing to give their names to the poll tax
collector, were fined 50 each.......Ah Back
for carrying a concealed weapon, was fined
$l0......The case of Fong Hopp, for bur
glarizing the residence of Mrs Tilden, was
set for examination tomorrow w Dan
Daily was sent TO the county Jail for 60
days for being q common drunkard.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
SACRAMENTO
County Farms
FOR SALE!

No. 224.-FOr SIG OOe-I60 acres; acres
in Vineyard; acres in Vineyard SO acres
Wheat; SO acres in Barley; has good Dwell
ing, 6 rooms; Barn, Asks; Chicken house,
Corn Sheds, etc ; on line Valley and Western
Pacific R. K. at Brighton; cheap place; pay
to subdivide.
No. 2O9.-For S12,O0O-I2O acres one
mile from Brighton; so acres in Vineyard "a
acre Strawberries: one good Dwelling,
rooms; one of rooms; Stable; other Build
ings for packing; good Windmills; or will
subdivide the above into 40-acre lots for Sl25
per acre, giving 90 acres in Vineyard to each
lot.
No. 211-Four 1O-acre tracts at Brighton,
on Valley K R.: acres of Alfalfa to each
tract; first quality of first bench land; $3.50 per
acre; onethird cash.
For 81. 5O0-170 acres, IL miles south of
Reuters; good Dwelling; Barn; good Grain
crop included.
No 6I.-For S5,5OO-5O acres adjoining
famous Reuter- Vineyard; has 20 acres Vine
yard; acres Orchard; Windmils; small
Dwelling and Barn; miles from Sacramento.
For S65 per acre-Two 1G-acre tracts 4
miles from Sacramento off Stockton Road.
No. 131.-SIO, OOO-SO acres of excellent
land adjoining Florin, Sacramento county;
under a high state of cultivation; inclosed by
cypress hedge fence; the improvements are
all first class, and far above the average farm
building; fences are good and divide the place
into four fields; there are Is acres of Grapes;
acre in Orchard; acres in Strawberries;
Packlng houses, Granary, Woodsned, emma
house, besides nice new Dwelling house of
rooms and Stable for four horses; there are IA
Windmilis on the place; to one who is lover
of a well titled farm this place is worthy of a
visit.
No. SO-For S4,5OO-16O acres, IL miles
from Sacramento 3O0Vines of foreign variety;
l acre in Orchard; few Berries % acres in
Grain: Dwelling and Stable; fenced into
fields; this is a good place and cheap.
No. 2O7.-S:5 per acre-4O acres unim-
and I milo frnm ElOriD
No. .06.-For $1,000 acres; ~ acres
in foreign Vines; Dwelling, stable, Wood
house, China-house etc in town of Florin.
No. 19O.-S35 per acre-I6O acres good
land, suitable for Fruit or Grain raising; stu
ated Il miles southeast OF Sacramento in Sac
ramento county; Dwelling has large rooms
good stable. Chicken-house; Well of excellent
water; this place is cheap and mus be sold.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Business Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
sOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Gen. J. T. Carey returned to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. l. E. Dwinell, of Oakland,
came to the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. q. Steinman returned
yesterday from their trip to Los Angeles
and vicinity.
Mrs. William Irwin, widow of ex-Goy-
error Irwin, is visiting Mrs. w. B. C.
Brown in this city.
w. Jennings Demorest and Nine. DEM
crest and daughter, of New York, pub
isher's of DemOresfs Monthly, are visiting
Sacramento.
Mrs. Anna Bennett, sister of w. B. Tod
hunter, who has been paying that gentle
man and his family a visit of about three
months, left yesterday on her return to her
home in New Orleans.
]. P. Wiseman, business manager of the
San Francisco Post, who has been on a
wedding trip to Blue Canyon, Tahoe, ETC.,
and spent day or two in Sacramento,
returned to the Bay with his bride yester
day.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday r. l.. Plummer San Francisco; d.
Sully, New York; Eugene Unger, L.
Schraul, H. A. Fairbank, wife and child,
San Francisco; w. Jennings Demorest and
wife, Miss Demorest, Mrs. d. Sully, New
York; w. W. Coats. East Saginaw, Mich;
w. H. Brown, San Francisco D. o. Ander-
son, Visaha; r. G.. Green, 3. S. Deutsch,
5. w. Eccles, G. r. Dement,, L. W. Eccles,
Mrs. |. Miller, r. G. Dale, Thos. Dowse,
San Francisco
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01

The people of the Interior will remember that few P
California
reliability accomplished The
humanity The
of
ainandab II
President the
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indigestion.

Many persons lose appetite and strength,
become emaciated, suffer, and die, because
of defective nutrition, who might have
been restored to health by Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. This medicine acts upon the
digestive organs. through the blood, and
has effected many wonderful cures.
For years suffered from Loss of Ape
tite and Indigestion, and failed to find
relief. until began taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla. Three bottles of this medicine
Entirely Cured
me, and my appetite and digestion are
now perfect. Fred G.. Bower, 496
Seventh ST., South Boston, Mass.
have. for years. suffered acutely from
Dyspepsia, scarcely taking meal, until
within the past few months, without en-
during the most distressing pains of
Indigestion. My stomach sometimes re-
jeeted all food. I became greatly reduced
in strength, and very respondent. Salts
fed, at last, that my trouble was of
serofulous nature. / began taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and believe it has saved my
life. My appetite and digestion are now
good, and my health is perfect. Oliver
I. Adams, Spencer, Ohio.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass
Bold By all Druggists. Price II; six bottles, IS,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
BORN.
sacramento, May 16-wife of G. E. Males. a
daughter
BORN.
DIED.

DIED.
San Francisco, May 30-Susie L. Emerson, ma
tive of Illinois, "a years, months and IS
days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from the Undertaking Parlors OF Fritz
& Miller, Odd Fellows Temple, Ninth and K
streets, this morning at 10 o'clock
Sacramento, May S1-Charles H. Osborn a ma
tive of Kentucky, 6s years and % days.
TRemains will be shipped to Grass Valley this
Wednesday, morning for interment.l
Sacramento, May 3l-Mrs. Melyina C. Spauld-
ing a native of New York, 81 years and
mont s. (Elk Grove, GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, papers please copy
Funeral notice hereafter
Sacramento, May 27-Mrs. E. NJ. MCGEE, be-
loved vie of ]. r. Mctiee land mother of VIM.
j. Niece Mrs. NJ J. Williams. Mrs A. S. Do
man and Mrs. ]. c. Revan, grandmother of
Edwin and Laura Williams, and sister of Mrs.
Alex. Burll, a native OF Tennessee, SIS years,
9months and q days. (Ukiah, Cal, and Mis-
souri, papers please copy.)
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
Always Giving Satisfa ction.

Brandreth's Pills have always given sat
isfaction. In fifty years there has been no
complaint of them. That is about. their
life in the United States and millions Of
persons have used them. There is no doubt
that they have established themselves by
merit alone. They cure rheumatism, dys-
pepsia, piles, diarrhea, liver complaint and
fevers, and greatly prolong the human life
One or two at night on an empty stomach,
for week or two, will keep you in good
form and tone up the system.
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Land Office Matters,

The following business was transacted in the
United States Land Office in this city yesterday
Agricultural Applications = William Stone,
Big Trees, Calaveras county; d. S. No $3.50; al
lowed and filed. Donald Mcdonald, Green
Valley, Fl Dorado county; H. A 5046 allowed
county; H. A. 5047; allowed and fled.
Patents Received-James L. Johnson, Black
Jack Quartz Nine: T. 10 N, r. II E.; Sierra
North Bloomfield. Nevada comfy. Julius Adoph,
Johanna Quartz Mine Meadow Lake, Nevada
county,
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The New Railroad.

J. A. Scott, who is working up the rail-
road from Brighton, in this county,
through Amador to Silver Lake, in Ell
Dorado, is at the State House in this city.
The right of way has been secured, and
work upon this much needed line of rail-
way will begin at an early date. The
farmers along the proposed line are enthu-
siastically interested in the enterprise, as
are all those who live in northern Amador
and southern Ell Dorado. The country
that will be opened is rich in fertile lands
susceptible of the highest culture, and
belts of timber equal to the best upon the
coast. 1t will bring into market vast area
of country that is now isolated for want OF
commercial facilities, and only needing
farming implements and men who know
how to use them to make 1t equal t. any
other section of the State, Ii not only
will bring new lands into market, but will
enhance in value the entire agricultural
belt now being farmed between the Capital
City and Oleta. Mr.. Scott is enterprising /;
he knows no such word as fail, and ex-
poets in a short time to see his fondest
hopes realized
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Harry Dassonville and his wife have been
arrested for the murder of Philip Richards
In Nevada City. He is in jail, she being
out on Sc 600 bail. Captain f. S. Richards
of Grass Valley, the brother to whom tie
deceased banker made an ante mort m
statement of the crime, is the complaining
witness.
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A. ii. POWERS.
JOHN SPRUANCE,
s. L. STANLEY.

In referring to the above take this opportu-
nifty of thanking the many patrons of the late
firm of A. II. Powers & Co. for their liberal pat
ronage, and would most respectfully solicit
continuance of the same TO my successors.
Messrs. Sprnance, Stanley & Co, san francisco.
A. II. POWERS.
n. B.-4Mr. II. T. Wipslow, formerly travelling
agent for A. II. Powers a Co, will represent
Messrs, SpruaHce, Stanley & Co, san Francisco
my23plmMWF
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Armstrong.
Department Two-van Fleet.

TUESDAY. May 31st.
5. d. Weyant VS.. W. A. Murphy ct al.-Judg-
ment in favor of plaintiff
p. S. Lawson vs.. Pacific Coast Fire and Water
Proof Paint Compauy-On trial
Department Two-Van Fleet.
TUESDAY. May 31st.
People VS.. E. Burrell, grand larceny-Jury
failed to agree and were discharged; defendant
remanded to the custody of the Sheriff
Mafter of Albert Weber on habeas corpus
Partly beard and continued until A. NJ. to-
morrow.
People VS.. NJ. Bennett, grand iarceny-C Con-
tinued until to-mo morning.
In re Harry Mcdonald, a habeas corpus Con-
tiuued until Friday next.
Estate OF jeremiah Potter. incompetent
George Newman, john J. Trarbach and f. X.
Alsin nnnraiSerS